Books About Cars

 

Books about cars represent a vibrant and diverse genre that delves into the rich history, culture, and innovation surrounding automobiles. These volumes capture the essence of the automotive world, offering enthusiasts and novices alike a wealth of knowledge, insight, and inspiration. Moreover, books about cars extend beyond factual accounts and technical manuals to encompass a wide range of literary genres and styles. From memoirs and biographies of automotive pioneers and industry titans to fictional narratives set against the backdrop of the open road, these books offer readers a diverse array of perspectives on the enduring allure and significance of cars in our lives and culture.

As the automotive industry continues to evolve and innovate, books about cars remain indispensable resources for enthusiasts, collectors, and scholars alike, providing a window into the past, present, and future of automobiles. Whether browsing the pages of a coffee table book showcasing classic cars or delving into the intricacies of automotive engineering in a technical manual, readers are invited to embark on a journey of discovery and appreciation for the fascinating world of cars.

 

Easton Press books

 

Henry Ford by Reynold M. Wik - 1989 (Library of American History)

The Legend of Henry Ford by Keith Sward - 1989 (Library of Great Lives)

Cars of the Fabulous '50's by James M Flammang - 1994

Mustang Anniversary Edition A Celebration Of An American Legend - 1996 (signed by Carroll Shelby limited edition of 5000 copies)

Classic American Cars by Quentin Wilson - 1997

The Greatest Sports Cars of The 20Th Century - 1999

Cars of the Sizzling '60's - 2000

Corvette Fifty Years by Randy Leffingwell - 2002

Cadillac; A Century of Excellence by Rob Leicester Wagner - 2003

The Racetracks Book by Mark McCarter - 2003

Corvette; The Definitive Guide to the All-American Sports Car - 2004

The Cars that Henry Ford Built - 2005

Hot Rod An American Original by Michael Dregni